Roppongi Clinic is a foreigner-friendly psychiatric and English-speaking mental health clinic located in Roppongi, Minato-ku in central Tokyo. 

Our therapy/counseling/psychology and psychiatry services are available in multiple languages, including English, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, Portuguese, Tagalog and Thai.

We have Japanese and English speaking psychiatrists who can diagnose, prescribe psychiatric and herbal medications. Our multilingual therapists provide talk therapy, coaching, or alternative therapies, including movement/dance therapy and art therapy, depending on each unique case. 

Our wide-ranging treatment options will help you manage stress, anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, burnout, ADHD/ASD, PTSD, and more.

If you were prescribed psychiatric (aka psychotropic) medication in your home country and need a refill, our doctors will do their best to match your prescription to medicines available in Japan. 

Japanese Health Insurance is accepted for psychiatric consultations. We can also accommodate private insurance providers.  Please check with your insurance company to confirm the policy requirements. 

We accept major payment options such as cash, most credit cards, and the majority of the electronic payment methods (PayPay, QuickPay, etc.) here in Japan.

Both psychotherapy and medications tend to work gradually over time, and results rarely happen in a few days.  However, it’s important to be patient and kind to yourself, and to do your best to stick to a treatment plan for the recommended time.

People also respond to treatments differently. Therefore, if one treatment isn’t working for you, it’s advisable to explore alternative approaches. Research shows that psychotherapy alone can be effective for individuals who do not respond well to certain medicines. If you’re not satisfied with your current therapist, you can consider changing to someone who may be a better fit.

If you have any questions or if there’s anything you don’t understand, please speak with our doctors or counselors. They can guide you on the best course of action and make recommendations tailored to your needs.  It’s important that the treatment plan makes sense to you and fits your lifestyle.